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Vol. I, Issue 6
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Published 12.08.03
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Opinion
Hillary Rolls
In the November 10 issue, Davin Quinn wrote about the National Residency
Matching Programs reasons for keeping the Match in place. While he correctly
summarized some of the arguments on the webpage (savethematch.org),
the issues surrounding the lawsuit against the Match go beyond simply doing
away with a dated system...
Arts
Moral Dilemas from "El Mitad del Mundo"
Erin Lunde
Rarely does a fourth-year medical student hear the words, "Doctora, prefiero
Usted!" As medical students we often feel like mere shadows of the
residents and attending physicians who teach us. Occasionally there will be
a patient with whom we form a special bond, but for the most part we are
semi-silent accessories to the medical team caring for a patient...
Survey Says
"Given your current medical knowledge, which disease do you feel most
confident to treat?"
Leaving Longwood
Cambridge I: More than Harvard Square
Joe Wright
Recently, Ted Lord schooled Murmur readers on key Jamaica Plain food
selections. It's true that Jamaica Plain has some not inconsequential food
power. But Ted, my friend, Cambridge is the place for true TFS. You know: a
TOTAL FOOD SCORE! As in, score one for you because you just got some
slammin' CTM cheeeeeeeepie-cheap! CTM, people-Chicken Tikka Masala!
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Eat Your Heart Out
Potato Latkes
Allon Beck
The winter season is upon us, and with it, several festive meals. This
column will start the season with the quintessential Hannukah food: latkes
(pronounced LAT-kess), or potato pancakes...
HMStyle: HSTyle
Heidi Goodarzi & Yetsa Tuakli-Wosornu
According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health,
numerous surveys confirm that occupational pressures and fears are far and
away the leading source of stress...
Fresh Cut
Tupac: Resurrection
Kai-How Farh
At an age when most people would be entering a four-year medical school,
Tupac Shakur had starred in a film, sold a million albums, and gotten
himself into enough trouble to warrant a four-year stint at a federal
maximum security prison. At the age when most people would be up all night
studying for their boards, Tupac Shakur was dead...
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